Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10
Local ExposItions.

ElderJ. III. Patton will preach mex
Sunday afternoon at 3oclock and even
ing ut $50.
Bird Atwell and daughter, of Capa,
visited Jason Clark and other friends IL
this village last week.
\ cousin of the Misses Bessie ant
Minnie n,nmf fIGT Memphis is visit
ing with them ut present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex BraidwoOd ST., o
Ahnont. were the guests of their sol
| Alex in this village last week.
Miss Jessie Gibson, of Croswell, wa
the guest of Miss Nellie Wear anC
other friends iii the village last week.
Wm. +. Ballcntine, the good natured
! proprietor of the Commercial House
Port Huron. was in the village visiting
! friends on Tuesday.
The pubils of the public schools will
conduct school department in the EX-
| POSITOR. beginning next week. Roy
Francis is the first editor.
Palmer has a novel advertisement in
this week S issue which will bring mon
ey into the pockets of those who take
hold of it Don't fail to read it.
\ fire broke out in Wm. Kurtz' house
last Thursday and had it not been for
the timely assistance of some of the
townspeople the entire building would
have been consumed.
Call at c. \. Wells d Cos. drug store
and see the Love buttonhole sewing
machine. This machine will sew on
buttons and make buttonholes besides
doing what any other Will perform.
The village council at its last meeting
voted leather medal to the architect
who planned, and the workmen who
built the wooden tunnel OH the road to
the school house. For first-class
bOtch this takes the cake.
AS soon as VIM. Rapley completes
his new brick building the EXPOsITOR
Office will be movedand occupy rooms
in second story where we will be pleas
ed to see our old patrons and others
who may favor us with Il call.
John r. Cmphrey. agent for the City
Marble and Granite Works. of Port
Huron. last week erected fine mon
ument in memory of Robert Mackman
Jr., who is buried in Elmwood Gene
try. The monument is the first in the
new cemetery.
\ meeting of the Teachers Associa-
ton of st. Clair County will be held at
Capac, Nov. % and %. An interesting
program will be presented. III. II. Pat
tengill oftheMichigan School Moderator
will lecture on Friday evening, Nov %.
Subject "Down in Dixie"
G.. +. Michals will give a grand
Thanksgiving ball at his hall on Thurs
day evening Nov. "a. to which he invites
everybody. Music by Perkins, of Inlay
City and Prof. Powers orchestra. You
will miss rare treat if you fail to attnd.
\ iirst-class time guaranteed.
Will the gentlemen who subscribed
to the bonus for the roller process mill,
come to the front and pay up like
ties to the bonds if not paid right away.
Hand it in to James Brown collector
and save further expense. Con-.
\ pleasant surprise party was given
at the residence of j. B. Francis in
honor of their guest Miss Robins on
Thursday evening last. A large num-
Der of invited guests were present and
the evening was spent in dancing, card
playing and other social enjoyment.
Miss Robins left for her home in st.
Thomas, Ont. Monday.
An oyster supper and entertainment
will be held in the Fremont Centre
Hall OH Friday, Nov. Is, 1887, to which
all are cordially invited to attend. A
good program will be presented con-
sisting of readings, recitations, dia-
lOgues, vocal and instrumental music.
Tickets, Is cts. per couple, 40 cts. single
and % cts. for children under IL years.
Sandy Ellison Esq, Brockway Centre,
visited Detroit lately in company with
Marshal Gillian. Sandy wanted to get
board at the house of correction. lie
had very flattering introduction from
one of our village justices. But the big
boarding house boss" yas" not acquaint-
ed unit" Sandy nor the Brockway Cen
ire justice man. so Sandy and his gal
liant escort "come marching home
again., singing, "we've had a jolly good
time, village daddies pay the piper, oh
no! oh no,
Sarsaparilla. The facility with which
spurious medicines have been palmed
off upon the public is apt to impair
confidence In a genuine article. We
can, however, assure our readers, that
in VIM. Johnston Il Cos. excellent pre-
paration of Sarsaparilla, they will suffer
no disappointment. 1t is the prepara-
tion of u pratical chemist and we are
bold to say. unrivalled in its soothing
and eilicacious on the blood Such an
article, at this season of the year, when
the blood needs purifying, is indispen-
sible.--Detroit Tribune. 1872.
Miss Minnie +. Scott will give liter
ary and musical entertainment at the
NJ. +. church in this place on Thursday
evening, NOv.15. Miss Scott isrecently
from the Detroit school of elocution
and literature We take the following
from the Capac Journal: lone marked
feature was Miss Scott's ability in i'm
In our opinion she ex-
GELS in the serious, but her comic parts
were loudly applauded. She enjoys the
of being the first Capac
young lady to study elocution and speak
in public and we are pleased to an
nounce that her first effort was an en-
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